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INAPCO Doubles Its Industrial Ambitions with a New Factory in Ouled Saleh

INAPCO Accelerates Industrial Development with New Factory Acquisition

INAPCO has taken a significant step in its industrial development by acquiring a new factory in the Ouled Saleh industrial zone. This strategic move will enable the subsidiary of Perla Group to double its production capacity to meet the increasing demand in the Moroccan construction market, which is characterized by ever-growing technical and architectural requirements.

This new location marks a major milestone in the company’s growth strategy, aimed at bolstering its position in aluminum joinery solutions and architectural facades.

Enhanced Capacity to Support Major Projects

Since its establishment in 2018, INAPCO has specialized in the design and manufacture of aluminum joinery, architectural facades, and Pivotal pivot doors.

With this new production unit, the company aims to support the burgeoning demand for residential, tertiary, hotel, and infrastructure projects that require high-performance technical solutions, precise execution, and improved control over building envelopes.

An Integrated Value Chain

The Ouled Saleh factory will allow INAPCO to strengthen its entire industrial process, from design and manufacturing to on-site installation.

This increased capacity will equip the company to handle larger-scale projects while maintaining its standards for quality, technical coordination, and adherence to deadlines.

A New Phase in the Company’s Growth

For Zineb Bennis, founder and CEO of INAPCO, this acquisition represents one of the most significant projects since the company’s inception.

She believes that this new factory will support the growth of operations and respond to the evolving needs of the sector, where technical solutions and quality requirements continue to become increasingly sophisticated.

Perla Group Pursues Diversification

Through INAPCO, Perla Group is reinforcing its presence in the construction and industrial sectors.

Founded in 1956 by the Benkirane family, the Moroccan group is currently active in several sectors, including real estate promotion, construction, industry, investment, and asset management. This new development confirms its commitment to investing in industrial capacity development that can support large-scale projects in the Kingdom.

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